Steve Jobs got the ball rolling with the launch of the iPhone. The concept changed the mobile handset market. Users across the world fell in love with the iPhone’s features and sleek design. The phone’s interface, Android operating system and the online App Store providing millions of applications for the phone ensured users keep coming back for more. Apple continues to better itself by launching upgraded versions of the phone. Eagerly awaited by millions of fans, Apple’s design for the iPhone is here to stay for good.

Shift is a hybrid digital camera system for the ambitious filmmaker. Based on the Micro Four Thirds standard, it combines superior image quality with an intuitive operating concept. Individualized control functions and film effects can be integrated into the host and are triggered live. A sophisticated housing provides a swiveling touch screen and an ergonomic handle extension. For unusual perspectives, the control unit can be removed, and the camera operated wirelessly.

L71 House was designed by studio Office AT and is located on the northeastern side of Bangkok, Thailand. Modern and elegant, the residence stands out due to an interesting architecture, a clean interior design and a generous pool with palm trees. Here is more on the project’s structure from the architects: “All of the house programs such as 4 bedrooms, dining room, and family room are placed along the site to face the North. Since the owners have occasional parties, the public areas, such as living room and parking, are in the front of the house, and the private areas are in the back of the house along with a swimming pool. The living room mass was extended to create private space for the swimming pool and the second floor mass was extended to create shading for the swimming pool and terrace. If the house is designed as one big mass it will block ventilation and natural light, so in this house each room is split to maximize ventilation and natural light”. The total costs for building this residence were  13 million Baht, which converts to $420,000 USD.

Roofers are specially designed lids for jugs, thermos and teapot with the purpose of making liquid pouring an easy experience. When we pour from a regular spout the liquid tends to drip and settle around the spout opening, resulting in limescale formation. The graceful redesign solves the issue plus keeps the bottle completely covered.

Designed to look like a thick pen, the Lepen Solder System is probably the sleekest of solder irons I have ever seen. The design is not all about looks though it addresses key issues like ergonomics, smoke absorption, safety and charging. The solder pen docks into the holder for charging, which also doubles up as a smoke absorber. Moonhwan points out that the Soldering Pen helps users to feed, melt, and desolder solder in an easy and comfortable way. I think I agree!

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The widely-used keyboard key combination served as inspiration for the inventive Ctrl-Alt-Delete Cup Set from ThinkGeek. The “sophisticated geek barware” will accompany your coffee breaks and you will be more energetic after a short break alongside your afternoon coffee. Just like your computer needs a break, so do you. The Ctrl-Alt-Delete Cup Set will restore your energy just like the key combination restores your computer. The stylish design of the cups hides the true face of the set when it is not turned upside down. The black plastic cups look chic and the cool stylized circuit-board tray accentuates their true design while keeping the cups neatly arranged. The three cups set display a black exterior and a white interior, a classy combination that does a great job for the overall design. The sturdy plastic can hold hot or cold drinks and is also dishwasher safe. If you need to have them in your collection, you can buy them from Think Geek for $11,99. Have fun with your coffee breaks and don’t forget to share with us your thoughts on this Ctrl-Alt-Delete Cup Set.